Cool. Contemporary. Cleveland. That pretty much sums up what we do at Maria Neil. From presenting artwork in unconventional spaces to displaying work in equally unique ways, we work hard to put a new spin on how to experience art. This you already know. What you might not know is that we have teamed up with five notable […]
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We are excited to report that our galleries had quite a busy spring! In March we ventured to New York City for the very first time as dealers at the Affordable Art Fair in Chelsea. We are pleased to report that our gamble was a success! We were thrilled to be able to give the added exposure beyond Northeast Ohio […]
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For over 10 years, Center for Arts-Inspired Learning’s ArtWorks has celebrated the unique ways that the arts ignite a passion for a student’s career potential. ArtWorks employs high school students from diverse backgrounds in paid, arts-based apprenticeships that develop artistic expertise and cultivate core competencies. Here are 10 ways we make that possible: Arts Lead To Career Excitement […]
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This year BAYarts commemorates ten years of art programming and community engagement with special events showcasing some of the highlights of the past decade. In addition to art education and cultural events, under the discerning eyes of BAYarts directors and countless guest curators BAYarts gallery exhibitions have featured hundreds of artists from across northeast Ohio. Two accessible galleries, […]
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In the past few months Art House, Inc. has experienced many changes. Following Amy Craft resigning as Executive Director, Stephanie Kluk accepted the offer to become the new Associate Director at Zygote Press and Meri Ruble became Program Coordinator at Progressive Arts Alliance. Laila Voss accepted the offer to become Art House’s new Executive Director and has been working […]
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For centuries, printmaking has been considered the most democratic of all art forms. Starting with the invention of the Gutenberg Press, printmaking has allowed information to be disseminated to the masses so everyone could enjoy and understand the communication of political, personal and societal ideas. To leverage the political discourse motivated by the RNC, Zygote delivers countless ways to get […]
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Founded in 1844, the Village of Chagrin Falls is built around one of the natural wonders of the Chagrin River, its namesake waterfall, Chagrin Falls. The Village exudes charming small town character where you can still find mounted police and a turn of the century hardware store, on the edge of all the amenities of a big city. On […]
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Tremont has been synonymous with art since the late 1980s. That was when gallery owners and artists began moving into the neighborhood, attracted by low real-estate prices, an edgy quality and the area’s central location. They soon banded together to attract more art enthusiasts, which led to the first Tremont ArtWalk in February 1993. In 2016, a second art […]
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Cleveland based artists Don Pavlish and Dawn Tekler present a fascinating exploration of form and expression while pushing the boundaries of two very different mediums – analog photography and encaustic wax. Pavlish’s photographic technique of exposing the same frame of film multiple times creates an altered, surreal world that pushes back against viewers’ best attempts to decode and find […]
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With a clear sense of their roots and an equal zeal for innovation, Short Line Glass, LLC and their showroom the Josephine Gallery, take on a fresh approach to what is possible with glass. Owner and Artist, Steve Leetch, is a glass advocate at heart, appreciating the rich history of craftspeople and artists who have helped push the boundaries of […]
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